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04/09/2026

Thank you to all of our alumni who've shared their summer with us. We’ve loved catching up with many of you at events in the UK and around the world 🌍 during the last few months for both sports and socialising.

Same again this autumn? 🍂

You can see all the currently available upcoming events on our website: https://ow.ly/Tbm650ZIaWb

In 1926 we launched our first University of Exeter philanthropic campaign. This year, 100 years later, we will launch ou...
01/09/2026

In 1926 we launched our first University of Exeter philanthropic campaign.

This year, 100 years later, we will launch our next.

Details to follow in October 2026.

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Were you part of a sports club or played sport socially during your Exeter days? ⚽We have several alumni sports networks...
27/08/2026

Were you part of a sports club or played sport socially during your Exeter days? ⚽

We have several alumni sports networks you can get involved with if you'd like to connect with other alumni who have sport in common: https://www.exeter.ac.uk/alumnisupporters/networks/exeter-sport/

You can also peruse a variety of sporting memories that alumni have shared such as this one from alumnus Paul Fuggle:

"I played in all of the games for the EUAFC 1st XI as a fresher in 1996-1997, and didn’t miss a 1st XI game over the next 2 seasons between 1997-1999. The football club WAS my University experience.

"I respected the senior players who I looked up to as a fresher; I remember my debut and the marrow; the away tours (particularly the only fools and horses tour to Brunel); the celebrations after winning our league in 1996-1997, representing the South West and English Uni teams, and playing in a testimonial game in front of hundreds of people against Exeter City; the pre season hill runs with Dizzy; and playing with some of the best players I ever played with in my life."

We love memories from our alumni so it was wonderful when alumnus Les Gallop (Sociology, 1967) got in touch to share som...
18/08/2026

We love memories from our alumni so it was wonderful when alumnus Les Gallop (Sociology, 1967) got in touch to share some of his recollections of meeting Barbara Hepworth's nephew - Ed Summerson - who was also studying at Exeter.

Les recalls: "A small group of us one lunchtime were going for a drink locally. There was a student in the year below us who occasionally joined us for a drink. As we were getting ready, he joined us to say hello and we invited him to come for a drink again with us: he was always good company. He said he would like to come but had to meet his auntie who was giving something to the university.

"That didn’t mean much to us at the time. However, we later found out that the ‘auntie’ he was referring to was Barbara Hepworth. She was donating a sculpture to the university. Ed's father was Sir John Summerson, a prominent architectural historian. His mother was Elizabeth Hepworth, whose sister was Barbara. So, that friendly and funny young man really was connected to a great artist!"

📸: Pictured is 'The Figure for Landscape' sculpture by Dame Barbara Hepworth on the lawn by Queen's Drive on our Streatham Campus.

Alumni are always welcome to visit our campuses and we have a Sculpture Walk that you can follow to see more beautiful sights like this: https://www.exeter.ac.uk/about/gardens/walks_trails/sculpturewalk/

It's a month on from our graduations and we've been looking back at photos from the celebrations and remembering the b...
13/08/2026

It's a month on from our graduations and we've been looking back at photos from the celebrations and remembering the brilliant achievements of all of our latest alumni. 💚

11/08/2026

Don't forget as an Exeter alum you have access to exclusive discounts which can all be discovered on our website: https://brnw.ch/21x4PU4

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We love hearing from our alumni about their Exeter memories. 💚The recent UK heatwaves ☀️ brought some back to the surfac...
06/08/2026

We love hearing from our alumni about their Exeter memories. 💚

The recent UK heatwaves ☀️ brought some back to the surface for alumnus Stephen De Silva (Theology, 1977):

"The garden party was in the sunshine of the fabled summer of '76, which so many are comparing to this year, fifty years later. It was an afternoon of strawberries and cream, blazers and floaty dresses, and a chance to socialise before the term ended. It was the end of my second year and finals were aeons away. Looking at this invite and the button-hole rose I wore that day plus the memories they brings to the surface, fills me with nostalgia, especially now that Crossmead Hall is gone."

What are some of your summer memories of your university days?

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Summer is here and we're loving the days of quiet and sunshine on our campuses in Exeter and Devon and seeing everything...
05/08/2026

Summer is here and we're loving the days of quiet and sunshine on our campuses in Exeter and Devon and seeing everything that's in bloom across our wonderful grounds. 🌷

If you'd like to have a look around and visit some familiar spots or see how things have changed over the years, don't forget we always love to see our alumni and you're welcome to visit any of our three campuses and can even book a guided tour: https://brnw.ch/21x4Hkh

We love hearing memories from our alumni of their time at the University of Exeter. 💚Recently, we caught up with Mike Co...
30/07/2026

We love hearing memories from our alumni of their time at the University of Exeter. 💚

Recently, we caught up with Mike Cooper (English and Drama, 1975) who has generously chosen to leave a gift in his Will to Exeter. Mike shared some of the moments from his student days that have stayed with him over the years, alongside this photo of Streatham Campus.

"The first memory would be arriving at St. David’s on a train from Paddington, having flown in from New York City to start my course with two suitcases, little clear sense of what my life was going to be like, and yet a clear sense of excitement.

"A later one would be seeing people skiing down Fore Street after a surprise snowfall. Another would be touring local primary schools with fellow Drama students with a couple of folktales we’d adapted. And finally, a sense of achievement mixed with relief as I marched across the Great Hall stage to collect my degree diploma… still with no sense of what my life was going to be like!"

What moments of your Exeter experience stuck with you? 🤔

University can be life changing in many ways, for some alumni it’s also the place where they met their love! 💚In our 202...
27/07/2026

University can be life changing in many ways, for some alumni it’s also the place where they met their love! 💚

In our 2026 'Love at Exeter' alumni magazine article we spoke to five couples about the chapter Exeter played in their love story.

💌 Read some Exeter alumni love stories today: https://brnw.ch/21x4rTA

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